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F. Scott Fitzgerald & Ernest Hemingway

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COORS GOLDEN BREWERY, GOLDEN, COLORADO

 

COORS GOLDEN BREWERY ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH, 1900

ADOLPH COORS GOLDEN BREWERY, GOLDEN, COLO.

Printed by The Denver Litho Company, 1900.

Original lithograph.  Museum mat and UV glass;

new wood frame.

 

 

Lithograph dimensions: 40-1/2 inches by 28 inches.

Frame dimensions: 47-1/2 inches by 35 inches.

 

 

Printed by The Denver Litho. Company, 1900.

 

 

Some light, although unobtrusive rippling in

several areas of original lithograph.

 

 

Condition: good to very good; vibrant colors.  Most all

conservation materials applied to back of original

lithograph.  Thick bond, enamel-coated

paper.

 

 

 

In 1900, the Coors Golden Brewery produced 275,549 barrels of beer, an increase of approximately 40% over 1899.  Colorado's population was close to 540,000.  This lithograph was printed as a celebration of the Coors Company's expansion since 1873; and given to Coors outlets that sold an exceptional amount of product.

 

 

Original examples of this COORS GOLDEN BREWERY lithograph are scarce because few Colorado saloons were able to sell the minimum amount of kegs necessary to achieve this award.

 

Price: $20,000.00

 

 

Always looking for another fine example of this original Coors Lithograph.

Will also consider other fine Colorado beer and liquor lithographs (such as Zang's, Neef Brothers, etc.)

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"... But never again as during that all too short period when he and I were one person, when the fulfilled future and the wistful past were mingled in a single gorgeous moment -- when life was literally a dream...."  F. Scott Fitzgerald, from 'Early Success,' The Crack Up, October 1937

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